Maoist Center holding provincial conferences today

KATHMANDU: The ruling CPN (Maoist Center) is holding provincial conferences on Saturday.  Ten provinces including seven provinces and three geographical provinces --- Valley Special, Communication and Coordination and Diaspora--  are holding the conferences to elect the party's new leadership in the respective provinces.  Party Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' is scheduled to inaugurate the conferences amid a virtual session.  Conferences will be held in Biratnagar (Province 1), Janakpur (Province 2), Kathmandu (Bagmati), Pokhara (Gandaki), Bhalubang (Lumbini), Surkhet (Karnali) and Dhangadi (Sudur Paschim).  Each of the provinces will elect new committees including nine office bearers. Office bearers posts include a chairman, three vice-chair, one secretary, three joint secretaries and a treasurer.  Province 1 will have a 259-member provincial committee compared to 271-member in Province 2, 275 in Bagmati and 229 in Gandaki provinces. Similarly, Lumbini will have a 253-member province committee while Karnali and Sudur Paschim provinces will constitute 211 and 223-member provincial committees. The party had organized its local unit-level conferences on November 27.  The National Conference is scheduled to be held on December 26-28. 

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Chairperson of the CPN (Maoist Center) Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said he was saddened by the Bara accident wherein many people lost their lives.

Chief Whip of the Maoist Center Bista suspended

Chief Whip of the CPN (Maoist Center) Karnali Pradesh Sabha Thammar Bista has been suspended.

CPN (Maoist Center): Inaugural session begins

The inaugural session of the eighth general convention of the CPN (Maoist Center) has started in Kathmandu.

CPN (Maoist Center): Inaugural session begins

The inaugural session of the eighth general convention of the CPN (Maoist Center) has started in Kathmandu.

Maoist Center discusses party strengthening issues

KATHMANDU: Standing Committee meeting of the CPN (Maoist Center) on Monday discussed the issues which are believed to strengthen party. The meeting that took place at the party central office Parisdanda dwelt on the party’s upcoming convention, according to party spokesperson Krishna Bahadur Mahara. "Party’s national convention, province and local conferences, party membership renewal and the formation of departments were the agenda on the table in the meeting,” Mahara said. The Standing Committee members shall meet again at 8:00 on Tuesday for further discussion, it is said.

Maoist Center to lay claim on UML’s new logo

KATHMANDU, October 7: Following the reveal of the new logo by the CPN (UML) through their first ever statute congress, the logo aroused a new controversy between the party and CPN (Maoist Center). The Maoist Center has accused CPN (UML) of using their logo. We will take legal actions. The party is currently holding discussions in this regard, Dev Gurung, a leader of Maoist Center told Ratopati. Meanwhile, the CPN (UML) has maintained that the Maoist Center cannot stake claim on their new logo.  Earlier when the two parties had merged and formed the Nepal Communist Party (NCP), these two parties then had a common logo. The CPN (UML), now, after its split with CPN (Maoist Center) has slightly changed the logo and endorsed it through their recent statute congress held for the first time in party history.

Maoist Center to vote for PM Deuba

KATHMANDU, July 18: CPN (Maoist Center) has made a unanimous decision to vote in favor of the confidence motion registered by Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba at the Federal Parliament Secretariat.  A meeting of the Maoist parliamentary party held at Singha Durbar earlier on Sunday afternoon   decided to vote in favor of PM Deuba, according to Rameshowr Yadav, a Maoist lawmaker.  On the occasion, Maoist Chairperson briefed the lawmakers of the current political events.  Prime Minister Deuba is taking the trust vote from the lower House of parliament in the second meeting to be held on Sunday afternoon, as per Article 76(6) of the constitution. Deuba was elected the prime minister replacing UML’s KP Sharma Oli as per Article 76 (5).  Deuba will have to garner at least 136 votes in the 275-member House to win the confidence.